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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANChRY SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMPRovEp
sQUAliE 54l, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND-A-HAlF STREETS WESI, AND III" AND
4" S REEFS SOJIH
By virtue 4 deere OF the Supreme Court sacx
OF the District Of olrmoia. passed il the cause ~
of Miller ct l. VS.. Miller ct al "a. No. TO- 49, -
Docket "a, the undersigned trustees will sell pubic
auctio \, in front OF The premseson WEDNESDAY, HE
PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Z. NJ. the following de-
ibed real estate situated ia the city of Washington
DistIict OF Columbia. and known and desc ibed as
follows, TO Wit Lots numbered five co.: ten U0),
eleven CID twenty six le6D and twenty elshe (SD
uare numbered Five Hun. lred Forty (b4 L.
lot > hayi.g frontage Of AZ rect inches south
l. street, and rum NJ back to :50foot alley lots
10 and III being the corner of Four-and-a "a half
STREET west, and said south and lots 20 and %
having each front of Al ieet inches Third street
west, and running back 10 2o-foot alley
Terms Of sale as prescribed 10y the decree One
third OF the purchase none in cash and the balance
in one Cd and two(2) for which the of
cent IRON the day OF sale secured 10y Deed Of Trust
upon the property sold, all cas at the option Of the
purchaser OF urchasers
del osit Of loo each lot will be required at the
time OF sale. IL the terms not complied with
ten days the trustees the right to resell the
risk and cost OF tue defaulting purchaser Taxes be
paid TO November I, 1887. ali conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost.
oa7-d&ds EI9a LEA i Il. MILLER Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
$4,000 worth Of
LACE CURTAINS.
LACE CURTAINS,
LACE CURTAINS.
VIENNA PORTIEREa
WEN A PORTIERES,
VIENNA PORTIERES,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
SILKS, SATINS. AND PLUSHES,
SILKS, SATINS. AND PLUSHES,
SILKS, SATINS, AND PUSHES.
To the Highest Bider on next
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER SECOND AND THIRD
AT ELEVEN AN. AND THREE Pm EACH DAY
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
100 and llO2 Pennsylvania avenue.
By order of the largest importing house in America
in liquidation. Sale positive.
Goods now exhibition, and will be sold in lots to
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE BEING
HOUSES NUMBERED a3l AND 935 FOURTH

BE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
HOUSES NUMBERED Ed a3l AND 935 FOURTH
g.. Under and by virtue OF the powers and author -
ty in me vested BY the last will and testament of *3
Snrisuan Gockeler shall offer for sale at pub -
nc S,mcG0n IN front Of the premises, on MONDAA,
SEVENTH DAY OF NOvEMBER, A. D. 1887, at
FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following described real
Fart OF lot taree t In square i've hundred and
~ Ak ss1se. se. the line
Of s sa.! square running thence east eighty
fset six inches ZIG IT. il; thence west eighty six
(ool iest to 4th street nd place Of beginning Inn
proved ny Ex-room frame residence. No 931 4th
street northwest And immediately thereafter. shall
sale said Lot Three in said square i've
huhdred and twenty seven (5), beginning ut point
On ttn street. fortynine seventeen hundredths 40
IC1OO feet sOuth Of the northwest corner Of said
tnence east edghtysix $3.50 feet: thence NORTH
nlteeL Ga, 421OOD feet thence
west elghty-s $3.50 teet thence south fteen forty
two-nnnaredths 42l0O) feet to the place of begin
ming improved BY three-story brick residence with
west.
Terms Of sale one-thid 90 cash the balance equal
instalments in one aud years. with interest pay.
able seini- annually fro iay u SALE secured BY iced
o. trust or l sh at the option u purchaser de-
pot OF one hundred e100 dollars each lot win be
Terms % b comped With In tan (l0 days or resale
a. At, me risk and cot OF purchase Ter tn q0 days.
Exentor and trustee under The 1t Win and testament
OF Christ an q. Gocksler. 4 CEASED
o@4-dkds LEON TORkINRR. Attorney.
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THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY-SEC-
OND STREET VEST, NEAR The CORNER OF
STREET NORTH.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER FOUR
AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front OF the prem
ORIGINAL LOT TO- IN SQUARE 81
Being on the east side of west 2d 50 feet Se
10 inches nth of north street. having front S$$
Of 81 feet inch and depth OF 40 feet inches. -
Terms; One-third cash. balance in and two years
notes 10 bear six cent interest payable
nuay and to be secured by deed OF trust on premises
or all cash ct option of purchaser Conveyancng,
at c. st Of purchaser. deposit of 800 required ut
time of sale. Terms to be complied with i'll ten days.
otherwise resale at risk and of defaulting pur-
chaser fter five days public notice of resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, u. c. Alb
tract shown at sale.
o2S-dGds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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He shot the Editor Dead.
JAMES NAsONS REVENGE FOR AN ALLEGED LIBE
AGAINST HIS BROTHER,


W. II. reynolds, editor OF the Ashland Ohio.
Tines was shot and killed Saturday in orange
Township, Ashland County, by James Mason,
brother OF C. ID. Mason, OF Ashland who Is plaintiff
In libel suit instituted against Reynolds The
alleged libel was the publication OF a statement
concerning the loaning Of $50 to an Ashland
farmer named Lutz, by c. ID. Mason, and an undue
the collection OF note. Following the Institution
or the suit Reynolds published an article CRITICS.
Ing ID. G. Mason and his brother James. An Ash
land special to the New York World says: Satur-
day morning Reynolds was In Orange Township
colectlng evidence against the plaintiff In the
libel case when James Mason met him. An alter
cation occurred, and Mason shot him twice, killing
MIN instantly. Mason Is under arrest. The COM
munlty Is considerably excited over the affair."
fuonc opinion Is divided; the people OF Ashland
seem 10 favor Reynolds and the general verdict Is
that IL was cold-blOoded murder. The Times Is
republican paper but the county Is democratic
Reynolds was forty-three years old and a cripple
from wounds received during the war.
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An ILLINOIS COMMUNITY STARTLED By THE ApxIssrc
OF A PROMINENI CIIIZEN

AN ILLINOIS COMMUNITY STARTLED By THE ADMISSION
OF PROMINENT CITIZEN.
GALEsBrRG, ILL, october 31.-An Knox County
- astounded over the confession OF J. A. Sander,
OF Knoxville, that he Is guilty OF forgery. Arthur
Taylor was recently arrested on the COMPLAINT of
.. U. sander. charged with forging his fathers
name 70 -, note Tor $40 The jury ignored the
eharge, and Taylor began a suit for s., 900 DAM
ages against sander. Then came the seDsaIiOn.
MI Sander confessed 70 Judge Smith that he him
sell forged the note for which he had tried TO i'm
prison an innocent man. Sander was arrested and
heh 10 he grand jury. He Is one OF the best
known men In Knoxville, Is president OF the school
~ pcafu, anu prominent church member. Some of
MS friends are Of the opinion that Mr. sander Is
Insane. ~ i 10
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Free Fight at a Cam ID. Meeting.
PR0MISCUoUS SLAUGHTER CAUSED BY TAPPING A BAR


Charleston, s. c., special, october %. says: The
negroes OF Hampton County have been holding
camp-meeting near Brighton. Religious exercises
have been going on all week and the greatest ex-
element prevailed. Last night barrel of whisky
was brought to the ground and drinking became
general. When the preaching began the drunken
men In the congregation wanted to talk much
as the preacher in the pulpit. The meeting was
soon turned into a scene OF confusion. When the
preacher attempted tC enforce order a free night
ensued, In which pistols, razors and pine poles
were used. Blood flowed In streams and as all the
lights were extinguished foes could not be dstin-
guiShed from friends. When peace and order was
restored II was found that Jacob jackson, elder
In the church, WAS killed by a pistol ball in the
head, and that six others were SO badly wounded
by cuts In various parts OF the body that death
Will result. About twenty-five persons were badly
bruised In the light. The camp-meeting adjourned
without ceremony
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NEW p. Z. MISSIONARY BIsHoPs.-The house Of
bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal Church recon-
place for missionary bishop or the new jurisdiction
OF Nevada and Utah, which resulted in the choice
OF Kew. Ablel Leonard, OF AtchiSOn, KanS Rev. j
). Johnson, OF Mobile, Ala, was elected missionary
bishop or western Texas Alaska has been made
a missionary jurisdiction, but the election OF a
bishop Tor that Territory was postponed until the
next meeting OF the house.
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THOS. J. FISHER. r.
o27-d&ds ELrAZER H. MlLLER,S irustees-
FTNRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
III REAL ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MARYLAND AVENUE AND TENTH STREETS

SOUTHWEST, IN WASH NGI0N, d. G.
BY vi tue of q d, ed OF trust dated April 30, d. -
1885,; recorded " liber No ll.0 Polio 436.et SEQ -
of the land recorls the District OF Columbia
aud at the written Request the party secured there
by. will sell ut public sal in front OF the renses on
TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A.
p. 1887, at HALf-pAsf FoUk orc. 20 X p. M. all
that certain piece parcel of land and premises
known and distinguished on the ground p an or plat
Of the city Washington in the district OF Columbia
lot lettered A. of William b Todd's subdivision
square numbered thrs hundred and ffty-two (352),
together with all the improvements, WAYS.
hts, riyil,ges, thereto.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance tn reof in two equal insalmen
in six and twelve months from the day Il SALE with
terest thereon 1t the rate of SIX centu
To be secured by the notes Of the purchaser pur
chasers thereof and approved deed Of the
property Sold all cash. 1T the option of the
chaser purchasers thereof deposit of $500 vii
be required at time Of sale from the purchaser
chasers thereof and all conveysncine and recording
shall be his her their expense II the terms Of
sale complied with in ten days from the day
of sale the trustee reserves the right 70 resell the
ery the risk and cost of the defautne purchaser
purchasers at least i've o) days advertisement
SEYMOUR W. TUILUCK
Surviving Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucta o26
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SUING .px THE OLD FAMILY B,n,rxr

SUING pn rHE OLD FAMILY BBLK.-Mrs Agnes
Stsinr ana ner Niece, MIA Anna Beuchs, VI New
session OF an old family Bible. Mrs Stefhr had
the book Tor nineteen years and Mrs Beuchs Dor
rowed H. Mrs Steihr wanted Il again and her
niece asserted that she owned IT, alleging thar her
grandmother gave II TO her. Replesin suits fol-
owed from each side, and now the case Is In a
] snQed. " -
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o31-dtd
VTNHOMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY
FIRST STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
NUE., BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTH

By virtue Of a deed of trust duly recorded in -
Iiber No. 1047. folio 121 ct seq, of the Land s :
Records of the District of Colt mbia and at the eli
quest of the party thereby secured. been
n-de in the payment Of he notes therein described
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ZENITH NEXT, at
FOUR OCLOCK p NJ, part Of Lot 4, in square 3D.
corner Of Twentvfrst street and said avenue, and
running thence south rly along said avenue 81 feet
inches, thence east III feet thence north feet
house plat vi said property will be exhibited ut the
time of sale.
Terms: One-third cash. o. which 800 will be re-
Qured at time Of sale: balance i'll three equal Install
ments, in six, twelve and eighteen months. which
notes Of purchaser bearing interest from day of e.
and secured by deed of trust proper sold will be
taken, or all cash at option of purchaser all convey
ancing and recording will be at purchasers cost terms
to be complied wi h in twelve days from of sale
PROF erty will be resold at sk cost default
ing purchaser after seven days advertisement.
THOS. L. WAGoAMAN,
JOHN W. PILLING,
- - Trustees
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EKrK, October u.-Robert I. smith, a wealthy
farmer living in venango township, shot and
killed himself yesterday morning. Hearing dogs
at ais sheep, Mr.. smith called his son. and taking
Their guns went In pursuit OF the dogs. The
strpOf timber land Mr.. smith fell over a log:
his gun discharged and the contents entered MS
BODY, killing him Instantly. Mr.. smith was the
owner OF trao OF 900 acres OF the richest farm
Ing Land IN Erie County, and was the son OF an
original settler.
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To ADVANCE TELEGRAPH RATRs-1he officials
OF the Postal Telegraph Company have formally
announced that as "a result or Fridays conference
the rates of the Postal Company will he advanced TO
the Western Union standard on all messages under
% cents, and where the stand trCk Is higher than
that figure the competing companies will make a
slightly lower rate. The advance Will take effect
on the LIST OF November
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rHoa z wAaGAMAN. Auct mo '''
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
II PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL TMO-SIOkY
BRICK HOUsE WITH MDERN IMPROVE

BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the -
District Of COlnmbia. passed on the 27th day Of Dc
the undersigped will offer for sale the premises
THUkSDAS, NOVEMBER TENTH. 1887. AT FOUR
OCInCK p NJ mart OF lot ten (10) in square eight
hundred aud forty two GA - beginnng the north
east Of the said lot and running thence south
thence north 100 rect inches, and thence east u
by fwo-story brick dwelling containing rooms and
cellar with modenn improvements
Convryancing ct the cost Of purchaser II tn terns
Of sale are not complied Stt In ten days after SALE the
property may be res0d hve days. notice ut the max
and cost Of The deiautins PurehsseF provided BY
the dscres u sale deposit q Sl00 viii be required
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An Exodus 60 California.

ulSphkDS VI sTAkTlSG WEST FROM PITTS
BURG AND IFS ESvIROSs.
PrrrsBURG, october 31-There Is an exodus
under way from this region to California large
party leaves here to-day. Many OF them are from
this city. but the majority farmers from along
the Pan Handle road VIM ii. keIsO the leader
OF the party. said "We will have about 200 people
In our party. and from what have heard be-
neye that there Will be four or i've hundred more
10 follow Us within year or out where live
the thing has become an epidemic and everybody
Is talking OF immi rating 20 California All the
farmers are trying TO dispose or theff farms and
many OF them at a great deal less than they
are worth The reason for IL. Is because OF the
great stories We have heard about the fertility and
soft climate OF the California Valley. Farms can
be bought there very cheap"
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vu,Hos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

IMPROVED By TWO iRAME HoUsEs.N on
AND + STREETS NV.
tb n S,ue " - u SI1w ~ ' pssas n son,1v NJ
lO611 doc let ga viii eel Ct rpbic AUCTION in ~
next. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ part Of lot IL, in
square 20 beginning Tor the me at the n rthwest
line Of street "a feet nches thence south as feet
to the rear line said lot H. thence west 81 feet
inches to the line If Twentys street west aud
the north said line Is feet to the place OF be-
ginning improved by two frame houses.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree: All
cash. Of which 500 shall be paid ct time Of sale. and
conveyancnr and recording be at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in 10 days from sale
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
45S Louisiana ave.
THOS T. WAGGANAE, Auct o26-dkds
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How Cholera May Come.
PHILADELPHIA DOCTORS SEVERELY CRIrICISE THE NEW
QUARANTINE


YORK QUARANTINE.
New York Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press Oct 90
The report OF the committee appointed by the
College OF Physicians OF Philadelphia totnvestigate
the quarantine stations OF New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore has awakened no little interest
Among the severe criticisms against the quaran-
tine system at this port was the following from an
expert: "In our opinion 1t is necessary that the
personal Ell cts OF lillian immigrants directly
from tn infected ports shall be In all cases thor
land, whether the word cholera makes its appear
ance In the ships log ana the sanitary record of
the voyage or not. While there is great danger Of
the dreadful scourge reaching the main land from
the lax discipline OF the health authorities at
quarantine and the insufficient force employed to
doubted reputation are fearful that the sSolera
may even now be In the United States"
Dr. Z. o. shakespeare. OF Philadelphia, one Of the
committee who made the report, was seen to-day
and asked II the country wasin danger OF a vista
ton Of the plague. He replied without moments
continues. The danger would be greatly Increased
II we were to have warm weather; but cholera is
no respecter OF climates and we must not forget
few years ago in the midst OF winter"
From what quarter do you think the cholera
"There are two ways which at present suggest
themselves, in view OF the glaring abuses spoken
OF, by which cholera might be brought here.
Everybody knows that there have been periodi al
outbreaks OF the disease in Italy and that the
poor people OF that country are coming to America
by thousands. In the very ports from which the
steamers ply to American ports cholera Is raging
now. or course. steamer arriving with cholera
on board Is at Quaranttned and the people are
prevented from landing. Now, 1t is possible that
some germs may be transferred from those islands
TO the mainland but TO my mind the greatest dan
ger lies In the cholera slippin, In through the
carelessnesS OF the health Of1icer in allowing a
steamer coming from the infected ports to pass
quarantine here simply because she has clear
bill OF health"
"Uness heroic measures are taken at every port
OF arrival to dsinfect and thoroughly clean all Of
the personal effects OF the passengers there will be
danger?"
81 am not an extremist In any sense Of the word
nor do wish it thought that am trying to bring
about a cholera scare. but consider that this is
subject which should have the most thoughtful
attention OF everybody, and one to which the es-
pecial attention OF health authorities and medical
bodies should be directed"
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vT,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
EMBRACING ONE s 81 pAfIkGnT hSS WALNUT
TEEScH Plate aikRoks TO BtkaEAu ND
ttThhsr Is w fiNf 1oN MAfR
Hair fsh s SThNNsEf sSTrHnf
PILLOWS AND BoLsTkRs, BODY AND AP
Es sffkb Hsdh s sSP
MARpRasEs on sS2r srpEk Il MINT AR Az
fiSf ak iSh D hk COST seS sENtEAt
ThBLEs, HThfiSG SLOWS. WALNUT II Man IA r
BLE:ToP sIDEBoAKD, W2LNuT DINING
kfTSHES Requisites Or A EVERY SLH DEsckff
ON Tuesday NoRx,xa xovr,,,vp r,psr
1887, commencing Al ZEN O'CLOCK. at residence
II. I'd street. near pennsylvania avenue northwest,
which he attention tSrnishinE 5 dlrsetsd
o27-4t THOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
CHAANScERYr SALE SALE OF lHsr VALUABLE LOT
E InsTS SSfSE' o an EIGHTH ANp ssTRLETs
TSITEp STATES As THE Bureau tkf Of Of E iat
District OF Columbus passed in Equity Cause No -
1030S Docket 70. wherein Daniel Iratt Wrlght Ii
ihG & Mi! PAS OF no
NEMhER, A. d. 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, offer
for sale at auction IN irnt Of the premises part
numbered three %! in SOU re numb. red hundred
c. bnnnS for the same at int the S so nj Of
said lot AID running thence east along street north
CISCO feet to the Gtr Of A Isry wa
theme west sv nty feet and then south slons Eighth
street west thirty and twenty hundreths (.s OD
feet TO the Place OF beginning. iuprov.d by a lour
story and basement brick fre proof uilding
cuped ~ the Inted Sta as the Burau OF Educatiol.
Terms OF ssle-onetourth of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal al ~,
siecuveiy one two aud three years from the day OF
sale, with interest at ler cent annum. Bile
semi annually. The deferred payments lie secured
by the purchasers notes and deed of tru~t ON the
property or al the purchase money be aid
deposit OF SJOO VIII be required at the time Of
sale
All conveyancing and recording at the purchasers
cost.
II the terms Of sale not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property will be resod
risk and cost OF the ii faulUing purchaser.
REGINALD FENDAI.I. Trustee,
Corner Is. st. and a ave.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co,
o2O-d Auctioneers
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1.-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, NOS. 9O3 AND 9O5
Il EAST CAPITOL STREET.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
INVENT SEVENTH. FIVE awillfN

TWENT h-SEV EMF at FIVE O'CLOCK, Will To.
SELL in front of the premises. the part of
LOT q, SQUARE 942
fronting 3S 7-12 feet East Capitol street, with
depth Of so feet. improved By two new well-built g.
and cellar Houses, modern improvement It's ally
in Desirable investment or suitable tor
comfortable homes.
Terms One. third cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear per cent interest date of
SALE payable semi annually aud be secured by deed
OF 800 on each house at time Of sale Conveyancng
&C. at purchasers cost. Terms to be compiled with in
ten days. other right reserved to resell risk aud
cost OF defsulting purchaser
OIL DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
eF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the weather until WEDNESDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF NOVEMBER, A ID. 1857, at same
hour and place, at which time the property will be
remptorily Sold without regard to weather. dads
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOR ROW.
nUNcANsON BROS. AuctioueerA

nUNCANS0N BROS. Auctioneerx
SPECIAL SALE FINE FURNITURE, MIRRORS
PIANOS CARPETS. &C, TO BE SOLD AT Our
sokhTSaK%a2 2Msf SiSTa 3SD f sIsI5Irs
MORNING. NOVEMBER Fnisf. COMMENCING
AT TN O'CLOCK.
TWO of RItN1s 1Mh s2sk6 ps
RiaHir N tsb dIAAs s. bssY cHh Ms DDIR
I MtNPpw c RRia sT B9ok n las THSEE7
AND OTHER CHAMBER SITS. wARDROBES.
9EpING BED HAIR AND oIHLR MAI
STEhS WALNUT sIDEBoARDs. EXTENSION
IABLEs. DINING CHAIRS CHINA AND GLASS
MAX, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
FINE AssuRIMKNT or SECONDHAND
xhLyET. AXMlNIsTFRs, MoQUETs, VELVET.
WILTON, AND OTHER CARPETS.
COUPE. CARRIAGES BUGGIEs. HARNESS. &c.
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The pope to-day, october 49, received 1,6OO
French pilgrims, belonging chiefly to the laboring
classes, who arrived in Rome on Friday last in
order TO congratulate his holiness upon his ap-
preaching jubilee. They were headed by the Cumte
de Nun, who read an address.
In reply, the pope declared that the Church had
always contributed to ameliOrattng the lot OF the
working classes While considering that the present
condition OF society demanded the Intervention OF
the state for the advancement OF the material inter.
ests OF wOrkngmen and their families his holiness
adjured the pilgrims to turn deaf ear TO dellslye
inctatl0n, in order that they might not suffer the
pain OF bitter deception. HIS holiness concluded
by pronOunctng his benedictiOn upon the working.
men, their masters, and their families, and upon
the work Of Catholic communities in France